Gagosian Gallery Rome

Gagosian Gallery Rome stands as one of the premier destinations for modern and contemporary art in the Eternal City, bringing the global reach and prestige of the renowned Gagosian network to the heart of Rome. Located at Via Francesco Crispi 16 in the elegant 00187 district, the gallery occupies a distinctive position in Rome's art landscape, offering visitors a chance to encounter cutting-edge contemporary work amid a city more traditionally associated with classical and Renaissance masterpieces. This location serves as the Italian outpost of Larry Gagosian's international gallery empire, connecting Rome's vibrant cultural scene with the pulse of the global contemporary art world. When you visit Gagosian Gallery Rome, you can expect to encounter exhibitions featuring established international artists working at the highest levels of contemporary practice. The gallery's programming focuses on modern and contemporary art, presenting work by artists who have shaped and continue to influence the direction of art today. The exhibitions rotate regularly, offering both solo presentations that dive deep into individual artists' practices and carefully curated group shows that explore broader themes and movements. This focus on established names means visitors have the opportunity to see significant works by artists they may have only encountered in museum collections or major international exhibitions, all within an intimate gallery setting. The gallery is open Tuesday through Saturday from 10:00 AM to 6:30 PM, remaining closed on Sundays and Mondays, so plan your visit accordingly during the middle or end of the week. The space itself offers a professional, contemplative atmosphere where the artwork takes center stage, providing an environment that encourages close looking and careful consideration of the pieces on display. Whether you're a serious collector, an art student, or simply someone interested in experiencing world-class contemporary art during your time in Rome, the gallery welcomes visitors to explore its exhibitions free of charge. The Via Francesco Crispi location is easily accessible in central Rome, making it convenient to incorporate into a broader itinerary of the city's artistic and cultural attractions.